Template D: Any currency and any payout; disgorgement; pre-existing law.
Template D: Any currency and any payout; disgorgement; pre-existing law
Records read Oct 16, 2026 · counsel review pending
The statute
RCW 9.46.240 (internet gambling, pre-existing)
Template D · Any currency and any payout; disgorgement; pre-existing law
Our research ties virtual chips to the thing-of-value line (Kater v. Churchill Downs; High 5), which reaches play without cash-out.
Bills, enforcement and litigation
1 note
Treated as a ban by operators under existing law; no sweepstakes statute.
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